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Peakido
Peakido on a phone: I am becoming someone who builds confidence through action. When I have doubts about being a good sales rep, I will create proof by making more cold calls. A Rehearse button sits below.

Peakido

You are one mindset shift away from getting unstuck and doing your best work.

Peakido uses research-based protocols to help you cultivate gritty and resilient perspectives so that you can take on whatever challenge life throws at you.

peakido.com · private testing
App concept
Make taste
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Two white pump bottles that look the same; what each one is for is printed small on its label
Why? Say it or type it. Optional.

Saved as bad taste

Your taste file

1 photo · 0 good taste · 1 bad taste

Still reading
Reading your photo
Emerging themes

None yet. Themes appear once a few photos carry notes.

Emerging themes
Legibility and at-a-glance identification Every element's information should be fully visible and distinguishable at a glance.
Rules your AI follows
The function of an item should be identifiable at a glance.from objects and packaging · bad taste · 1 photo
Your taste file
Legibility and at-a-glance identificationEvery element's information should be fully visible and distinguishable at a glance.
MCPone connection
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The world is filled with examples of good and bad taste. Use the Taste App to document your observations about them.

Taste as Context

The less context you provide an AI, the more its responses regress to the mean.

Your taste - your unique combination of aesthetic preferences that are tough to duplicate - is leverage in the world where everyone can build with AI.

The Taste app records your observations about good and bad taste, stores it in a structured manner, and feeds it to your AI tools via MCP so everything you produce is informed by your taste.

in testing · tap or swipe through the demo

Delete The Rulebook

Inspired by Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin, I spent a weekend building a text-based game that draws on Franz Kafka’s short story “Before the Law.”

Its theme centers around questioning authority and norms, and considering what life can be like when you start to question those things.

deletetherulebook.com · live